Sentence examples for the longer term help from inspiring English sources

Following them would, in the longer term, help put it right.

In the short term, they must manage policies on banking recapitalisation and huge fiscal injections and in the longer term help to design a new regulatory architecture for the battered financial system.

Stagecoach's UK bus engineering director, Sam Greer, said the bus, which is being designed in partnership with the manufacturer Alexander Dennis Limited and the technology company Fusion Processing, was an exciting project that "could, in time, help improve safety and efficiency within our depots, and over the longer term, help transform bus travel in the future".

But it's also hopeful that automation will — over the longer term — help civil society keep big tech in legal check.

It is hoped this will, in the autumn, provide the first snapshot of how many women have been treated by the NHS for FGM, and in the longer term, help identify families where girls might be at risk.

We do not expect that they will generate immediate and obvious change in sub-district performance, and instead we seek to encourage some change in meanings and practices that we hope will, over the longer-term, help embed a population health orientation within the local health system.

Mr Gabriel told a news conference that Europe should organise immediate aid to Greece but said that, if Greece wanted to stay in the eurozone, the government must quickly propose a deal in return for longer term help.

Focusing on the longer term can help with regulation of emotion in the moment.

This will lead, in the autumn, to the first snapshot of how many women have been treated by the NHS for FGM, and in the longer term will help identify families where the girls are at risk.

These studies will assist in driving forward the nanotechnology industry in the longer term by helping the researchers to protect both individuals and the environment from potentially damaging materials.

The entrepreneur Ben Halford, 41, who runs manufacturer Surface Generation employing 20 people in Leicestershire, said: "They're doing some of the things we want to see in the longer term like helping start-ups and intellectual property intensive companies, and they're trying to create more apprentices, but at the same time it all seemed a little short term.